Form 22: Shuang Feng Guan Er(Punching Ears with Both Fists)

The form is so named because when punching the opponent' s ears with both fists the movement is as fast as the wind blowing. An alternative story about the name is that when punching the two fists appear to be mountain peaks.

Detailed Explanation
Lower limbs: Drop the right foot obliqueiy right forward, and transfer weight forward to form into a right bow stance.
Upper limbs: Drop two palms down to the waist side; change palms to fists and punch from both sides forward and upward to the height of ears, with frsts a head width apart, the eye of fist obliquely facing downward, two arms curved into a clamp shape, and eyes looking forward.



Key Point
Keep the head uplifted, neck muscles relaxed, shoulders and eibows down, the waist and crotch hands ctosed loos eIy:form into fhe bow stance in  harmony with the punch by fists,reIeasing power to the eye of fist.